It has long been an interest of computer scientists and users of computers to be able to use computers to translate from natural language to natural language. Would it not be wonderful to have a computer that could automatically translate all of the...

1 Discipline straddling linguistics and (applied) computer science that is concerned with the comsputer processing of natural languages (on all levels of linguistic description). Particular areas of interest are (a) the development of formalisms for...

The representation of linguistic systems and processes with the aid of mathematics (e.g. logic, set theory, algebra, formal language theory, statistics, among others). In computational linguistics the methods of mathematical linguistics gained...

n. 1. (formerly, and still occasionally) A very broad label covering virtually any activity involving computers and natural language, such as machine translation of natural-language texts, computer searching of texts or the preparation of concordances...

Computational linguistics is an interdisciplinary field dealing with the statistical and/or rule-based modeling of natural language from a computational perspective. This modeling is not limited to any particular field of linguistics. Traditionally,...

ABSTRACT A one-to-one mode of tutoring is an invaluable asset of Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITSs), as it guarantees fast progress of linguistic competence. Unfortunately, ITSs are rarely designed to support the development of more general skills, like learning strategies. Besides, ITSs do...

Demand for computer linguists up Many companies want more sophisticated Web options beyond simple translations By PATRICIA V. RIVERA Dallas Morning News Monday, February 10, 2003 Need efficient computer software to translate an employee manual into 60 languages? Or a...